[Prairies] "A Hot Summer Day" Near Fort Sask'n

Author: Mathers, Charles W.
Title: [Prairies] "A Hot Summer Day" Near Fort Sask'n
Publication: Edmonton, AB: Charles Mathers, n.d.

Description: Loose Photograph. Titled in negative ' "A Hot Summer Day" Near Fort Sask'n. - 16 / Photo by Mathers '. Photo measures 7 x 9 inches wide, with a crease and tiny tear at upper right corner, small stains, an abrasion at right edge, verso w. black paper residue at outer edges from a previous mounting. Good Plus.

"According to photohistorian Brock Silversides, Mathers was Edmonton's only photographer for several years, including the first two years of the Klondike Gold Rush. In 1901, three years after photographing stampeders departing by boat from Athabasca Landing, Mathers made his own epic journey of discovery along the same rivers followed by some of the Edmonton goldseekers." Camera Workers, 1858-1950.

Seller ID: 3913

Subject: Film & Photography

Harropian Books

Nelson, B.C., Canada

Harropian Books is an online bookseller offering a diverse selection of antiquarian, collectible, rare and out of print items. Our focus is on the interesting & unusual, covering all fields.

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